I visited your fair city last week and stumbled into the unpromising
door of Sushi Kim (1241 Penn Ave., just down from the Vista). Sushi Kim
offers both Korean cuisine and a sushi bar, I sampled both, and it was
all quite excellent, plentiful, reasonably priced, with attentive
service and an all around relaxed atmosphere. We only went in because
we were so cold, but we came out happy.
Hey, the best restaurants are the ones you stumble upon.
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Sushi Kim
I tried this place for lunch today. It was quite good. I had a seafood and vegetable soup, and boy was that spicy. The waitress was not kidding around when she asked if I liked things hot. My buddy had a shredded beef and noodle dish which was also good. The prices weren't bad either. A nice touch was the picture menu which let you get an idea of what everything looks like before you order. --------------------------------esp------------------------------------------ James Stepanek NRA,SAF Graduate Student Materials Science and Engineering Carnegie Mellon University God created mankind, Samuel Colt made them equal. Thank God I'm an atheist. These opinions are mine alone, others can find their own. -------------------------Don't tread on me-----------------------------------
James S. wrote: >I tried this place for lunch today. It was quite good. I had a seafood >and vegetable soup, and boy was that spicy. The waitress was not kidding >around when she asked if I liked things hot. My buddy had a shredded >beef and noodle dish which was also good. The prices weren't bad either. >A nice touch was the picture menu which let you get an idea of what >everything looks like before you order. I agree that it is a good place. We have had the sushi and sashimi a number of times and find it to be quite good. Various out of town guests have commented positively, also.